Crocs
- proper noun
- /krɒks/
- Troy decided to wear her Crocs instead of heels for the outdoor wedding.
- wearing Crocs
- a pair of Crocs
- orange Crocs
Alex wears shorts, a wife beater and Crocs with long socks.
- Alex wears shorts, a wife beater and Crocs with long socks.
- And then I was rocking out with my Crocs out all summer long.
- When you're in Iowa, you got to stop by Crocs.
- So if you look at CE OS now, they'll happily wear Crocs or sneakers or whatever and a hoodie into the office.
- No no no, I'm wearing blue Crocs or they dirty.
- Okay, this is from Silk the Crocker, AKA Crocs fans only.
Examples
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Throw a coat on, throw your Crocs on, get outside in the pitch black.
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These are the Crocs Mega Crush Sandal.
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I need to Don my my Crocs, my beautiful Crocs.
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This is about my Crocs and my love for my Crocs and it's strong.
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I would also like to point out that I am currently in my Crocs fashion.
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Hey, man, I ordered a pair of Crocs three weeks ago, and I'm still waiting!
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And then I was rocking out with my Crocs out all summer long.
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Yeah, Crocs are comfy and then you don't get like cut up feet from walking on the road.
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I think it's fine for a man to wear Crocs, and you've made it abundantly clear you do not.
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I once wore Crocs for 365 days straight, so I don't think anything's weird.
Synonyms
A lightweight plastic shoe worn for comfort and casual use
A light, comfortable shoe made of soft plastic with holes that let air reach your feet
Surface Forms
Etymology
Crocs as a shoe brand was named after the animal crocodile, giving a simple, strong image that fits the shoes' rough look and outdoor feeling. That's why the name feels right for light, easy-to-clean footwear you wear casually.